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Me: okay cool

My brain:

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My brain:

Me: so like when are we doing this

Tics are a compulsive, repetitive sound or movement that’s often difficult to control.

They are caused by neurons firing at incorrect and inappropriate times. Often times, tics worsen with heightened emotions, lack of sleep, caffeine, etc.

Usually, they are onset in early years, generally about 5-7

There are motor tics, vocal/phonic tics, and tics of the mind/mental tics. These are then broken down further to simple vs. complex.

Simple Motor (very few muscle groups): head jerk, facial grimacing, eye rolling, clapping, finger flexing, muscle tightening, etc.

Complex Motor (many muscle groups): jumping, thrusting limbs, multiple tics in a sequence, bladder/bowel + stomach involved, etc.

Simple Vocal/Phonic: grunting, sniffing, coughing, snorting, squeaking, tongue clicking, etc.

Complex Vocal/Phonic: repeating others words, repeating own words, singing, immitating noises, change in voice/speech, etc.

Anxiety doesn’t mean sometimes you worry about something important

OCD doesn’t mean neat and tidy

Tourette’s doesn’t mean you can swear whenever you want

Autism doesn’t mean you’re a social awkward computer

ADHD doesn’t mean being RaNdUm

PTSD doesn’t mean angsty broody war flashbacks

Self Harm doesn’t mean glamorous yet sad moments

Eating disorders aren’t cute skinny bodies

DID aren’t having multiple full personalities you can change on a whim

Bipolar disorder isn’t being a little bit moody and going from laughing to crying in a day @imnotokaythanks

BPD isn't stealing someone else personality traits on purpose. Or being manipulative. @regenboog-love

Please don’t use these terms lightly and glamourise them. They are serious conditions people can struggle with and acting like this only leads to stereotypes and misinformation.

This isn’t saying don’t support people with mental illness so don’t start that, because none of you care about tourettes to begin with besides to make jokes and inaccurate headcanons …. 

- Tics that embarrass them

-Loud tics

-Tics that last a long time

-Tics that call a lot of attention/ are "distracting" to others

-Tics that can be seen as rude

-Tics that are very unique

-Tics that are very complex

Y'know how they keep mentioning Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in Sanders Sides?

"(about Deceit) Dr Trick-yll and Mr Lies" -Roman

"Jekyll and Lied" -Deceit

The book also talks about the dangers of repression which is a topic discussed quite a bit on Sanders Sides.

So I was wondering, what if Deceit's name has to do with Jekyll and Hyde? Mr Hyde's first name is Edward and that kinda goes along with the Ethos/Pathos/Logos theory.

Edward Classy Sanders.